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State Representative, Belknap 5 (vacant)

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State Representative, Belknap 5
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Seat profile prepared by Granite State Report from Open States records compiled from gc.nh.gov showing the seat's last member, Charlie St. Clair (D), left office during the 2025-2026 term; Ballotpedia and Wikipedia list no special election for it, as of Oct. 12, 2026. Report an error: granitestatereport@gmail.com

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